Modifié par Sylvianus, 06 novembre 2011 - 07:58 .
Why would you inflict Ian Polaris on us?CaptainZaysh wrote...
We should just do it in all of his threads. And Ian Polaris's.
-Zaysh
tonnactus wrote...
MatronAdena wrote...
Bioware already allows more player choice than anyone in the industry.
Then you obviously dont played many games in your life...
Modifié par MatronAdena, 06 novembre 2011 - 08:30 .
Dean_the_Young wrote...
Why would you inflict Ian Polaris on us?
Ferris95 wrote...
Ruud333 wrote...
CaptainZaysh wrote...
Y'know what I really hate, is the way Polite signs all his posts. As if we didn't know who'd written them. It's pompous.
-Zaysh
Hmmm...I sense a potential BSN meme.
-RuudHa ha ha ha!
Ruud is like rude. Polite and rude, eh?I'll just leave.
-95
Brilliant!Modifié par Ruud333, 06 novembre 2011 - 09:04 .
Geth_Prime wrote...
Eh, I could argue with Polite, but IsaacShep's doing too good a job for me to bother.
Such a shame that people who make positive contributions to the forums have to spend their time arguing with haters. Oh well. It's BSN.
CaptainZaysh wrote...
Y'know what I really hate, is the way Polite signs all his posts. As if we didn't know who'd written them. It's pompous.
-Zaysh
Modifié par PoliteAssasin, 06 novembre 2011 - 09:49 .
It seems to me that a troll would more likely be the one who constantly posts threads in an overly hyperbolic and sarcastic manner and then spams passive-aggressive attacks to people who reasonably or unreasonably disagree with him. Not the one who smacks them in the face with a verbal argument without being a contrarian.PoliteAssasin wrote...
Well I leave the thread for a night and see all of the bioware fanboy trolls move in. I've had my fair shares of "I told you so" for me3. Might as well add another one. Well see who's talking come January.
-Polite
O RLY?PoliteAssasin wrote...
ME1 had it in one instance, when you're landing on Illos.
Modifié par DarthCaine, 06 novembre 2011 - 10:24 .
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Ferris95 wrote...
The fact that we have some auto lines does not remove your roleplaying and establish a cannon Shep. I'll try to make it simple:
Malcolm Shepard- Although Malcolm tries to do right by others he has a major blindspot when it comes to batarians ever since the raid on Mindoir. He wants to treat all aliens equally but his unfortunate first encounter with the batarians has colored his perceptions. Through a romance with Liara he evantually learns that not all aliens are like those slavers on Mindoir, he begins to regret his actions on Torfan and sets out to be a better and fairer person evantually culminating with him sparing the rachni, helping the krogan and uniting the geth.
John Shepard- A cold sniper who's life on earth taught him that might makes right, but only when that might is used justly. As the most mighty soldier in the galaxy, John has taken it upon himself to brutally punish all those criminals he meets. It was his actions on Akuze that taught him to value his squad, as such he takes Garrus under his wing and the two share a bromance (hopefully a romance if ME3 delivers but I digress). John mostly makes Paragon decisions but will never hesitate to crush law breakers.
Marian Shepard- A deadpan snarker with almost no mercy. The raiders on Mindoir made her feel weak and helpless. When she mastered her biotic powers she swore "Never again". Following this she comes off as a bit abrasive and more than just a little bit of jerk. Her decisions often seem cold and sometimes downright evil, but Marian always sees it as justified actions for preserving the galaxy. She lightens up a little bit in ME2 when she meets Thane who helps her to show mercy. On occasion.
Maeko Shepard- Plucky but in no way incompetent, Maeko grew up fairly isolated as a Spacer. She loves her parents and often bases decisions on what they would do in that situation. Maeko looks after her own, especially Liara who she falls in love with. In ME2 she shared a small "thing" with Garrus but evantually ended it out of loyalty to Liara. Maeko enjoys helping people, all people. She sees everyone as inheriently good, even Saren, but this beleif is being shaken during her travels. ME2 sees her becoming more cynical, even to the point of mistrusting the geth and krogan enough to not help them.
NONE of these characters are any less unique because they shared the same conversation.
Phaedon wrote...
It seems to me that a troll would more likely be the one who constantly posts threads in an overly hyperbolic and sarcastic manner and then spams passive-aggressive attacks to people who reasonably or unreasonably disagree with him. Not the one who smacks them in the face with a verbal argument without being a contrarian.
It's quite evident that people have reasonably disagreed with you, and yet you still barked down the possibility of multiplayer in ME3. In my case however, I've yet to see a convincing response from the participants in this thread to the concerns I've outlined in the last 12 pages or so. But keep trying. 
MatronAdena wrote...
tonnactus wrote...
MatronAdena wrote...
Bioware already allows more player choice than anyone in the industry.
Then you obviously dont played many games in your life...
could be, I have two active children and a spouse, and other things in life that take away that; besides bioware games most that are ever pointed out tend to be the bioshocks, assassins creeds etc really only hear the hype games like gow or the different war based ones like battlefield and such.
There has been a gaming console in my house dating back to the intellvision ..it's hard to jump up and down and nitpick over things when you spent at least 20 years of your life with games that the main character was a square blob with the only aim of point A to point B. the ability to choose " anything" is a fairly new thing in that 30some years I've been around. unless you go classic pen and paper games back before we had such things as the webbernets and such.. If certain game never really get mentioned or see the light of day where I am as far as advertizing and the likes....then by all means please enlighten me in which games those would be, as I've never seen anything to this point that have a deep story AND allow you to make choices through the whole thing. > and Im not ****y about that, Im genuinly curious
Modifié par Troika0, 06 novembre 2011 - 10:53 .
Troika0 wrote...
Not to detract from the forum schism in progress, and I apologizing if I'm retracing old ground or diverting this thread from it's specific point of interest, but did anyone notice a conversation tree--Investigate options not included--in any of the leaked footage that included more than two options? I can't recall a single instance.
Modifié par Sgt Stryker, 06 novembre 2011 - 10:54 .
Sgt Stryker wrote...
Troika0 wrote...
Not to detract from the forum schism in progress, and I apologizing if I'm retracing old ground or diverting this thread from it's specific point of interest, but did anyone notice a conversation tree--Investigate options not included--in any of the leaked footage that included more than two options? I can't recall a single instance.
Yes, when talking to Major Kirrahe.
Modifié par Troika0, 06 novembre 2011 - 11:01 .
Sgt Stryker wrote...
Troika0 wrote...
Not to detract from the forum schism in progress, and I apologizing if I'm retracing old ground or diverting this thread from it's specific point of interest, but did anyone notice a conversation tree--Investigate options not included--in any of the leaked footage that included more than two options? I can't recall a single instance.
Yes, when talking to Major Kirrahe.
-Sgt
Modifié par Troika0, 06 novembre 2011 - 11:19 .
Troika0 wrote...
I'm curious as to what that portends--the lack of a presumably neutral dialogue option, I mean--if it's even significant at all. I can't imagine the game's script being unfinished at this point, if they're as far along in the development process as they claim, and I can't imagine they simply left them out from the test build entirely whilst leaving other extraneous bits in.
I don't know, a person--less concerned by the perils of fomenting further dissent on these forums--might posit the possiblity that the "third-way" of the even hand was withdrawn for the sake of other design goals?
PoliteAssasin wrote...
Well gentlemen I believe it's time to let this thread die. I'm sure most of you are right and the will probably be more choice in the intro in the official demo. Right now all we can do is wait and see.
-Polite
PoliteAssasin wrote...
Phaedon wrote...
It seems to me that a troll would more likely be the one who constantly posts threads in an overly hyperbolic and sarcastic manner and then spams passive-aggressive attacks to people who reasonably or unreasonably disagree with him. Not the one who smacks them in the face with a verbal argument without being a contrarian.
Hmm... So where is the sarcasm and hyperbole in my original statement? I love it how anyone who doesn't agree with you Phaedon is considered as a troll. Most notably the multiplayer discussion. Before it was announced, reports were coming in that it was in the game. People who were for the inclusion multiplayer were constantly attacked by you and others who shared your opinion that multiplayer was bad and isn't going to be in ME3. You even went as far as saying in your little thread that Bioware confirmed that there was no multiplayer in ME3 when in reality all they did was dodge the question. Even when the magazine covers were starting to show multi early October, you still trolled people who were getting excited about it. You're one to talk boy.
-Polite
Alex_SM wrote...
That was the same that Crytek said about Crysis 2 to keep people hyped after their mediocre Beta, and then everything was exactly the same. Also is the same Bioware said after the demo of DA2, and then everything was exactly the same. Also is the same as Gearbox said after Duke Nukem Forever demo, and then everything was exactly the same. Also is what Dice said after Battlefield 3 beta, and then everything was exactly the same.
When a game reaches beta phase devs never make major changes. They fix things that don't work, polish technical aspects (textures, sounds, etc...) may change dialogue lines (but just the lines, usually not the scripting) and that's all.
A Beta is 95% the final game.
So basically, based on the first twenty minutes of beta version of an incredibly long game using the default character from which we have already seen footage of heavy use of the dialogue wheel, we have assumed that the entire game has no levels of personal conversation choices in it, which goes against everything BioWare has told us about the game and also goes against one of Mass Effect's biggest features.
BSN has reached new levels of fail
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